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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16
eUms H,~iN6LE SNAMrleS WHICH
ILLUSTRATE ITS POWER.

Faith XIII Quite ns Potent ss Faith
Cure-EFec.s of q Practical Joke.
Sentenced to D~cath-Gcn. J"hnston's
Story-A Terrified Porter. 1
Some time ago a girl, about Is years ~
age, Lid a prescription made NJ 1t y
chemists. TIC prescription Was a doHAla
ouc-nart h2iIg for internal U.s., and pat
for external application only. The usual
red Poison" label vas &fl&ci tn tie
bottle containing the lotion, and y wells
caution was also given. The girl having
been under medical treatment f2r soma
time previous, WAS permitted 10 take aud
apply the medicine herself; and 50 corCtl
was she that lcr precautions 10 AVoi! mis-
takes were the subject Of frequent CON
ment and occasional banter. One day q
male cousin. having unfortunately re-
solved 20 play her a Yvac;ic"l joke. tr1rT-
posed the labels on the Eoltlcs-wh:l in
other respects were not very much UIl.AO
soon after the gil had taken her 80
dose.
In en- apparently careless w lsr -
tcut:on WAS directed To the bottles. G"d,
10 her horror. aGc GjsooyCrcd TIA; ne
musS Lave drunk so2.c Of H." !u;i. -.
Within half I'll hour She lad i. .,.2:,I
herself into tie Lc,yf LAX SIC US
poisoned. She complained # 4 j.r;.~r
sensation in the t@ry"I al ',S@..,l, ot
collie, and other symptoms Il Eo&"@.C~.
4 little later she VS. scs@>d viii 80 over
towering teDdcnCy to sleep. II2 Grc ~
was summoned in haste. lie lc2'I ;lc
girls story, and Gp9licd such rcIacC..., 5
he thought proper. ECt The g.ci ~l,w
worse. She WAS sinking 50 r"wlly i'.it
at last the frightened and Li"atUot.,.S
cUlpr.t confessed what nc lid Cu.1r. vt
first the girl dbl not believe Liza; y"li =
was not until the doctor had takcHG H.. .
dose from the red I%lc.ld bottle Tx! :,c
was, convinced. Then She hogan to &c
cover, and in y few hours The i0mcL.u,o
Effects q lie practical joke had ll@ her.
THOUGHT SIZE WAS PAEAIY"iD.
A well authenticated case is tod Of q
young lady WHO for seven wears CT U..,rC
has bcCa under tie Impression that 20
IS p2TalyErk She looks strong and
healthy, but lies al day on q cUuc>, and
has to be CIrricl About in an iNS.u
chair. Size shrirl.S with pain VI lcIu,,rH :
limb is moved. Her parents have t.ncl
her to at least a dozen EAysiciaEs-scrHc
Of the D}OSj CE.lnCuJ N.Cu in IOIGCH- I'd
all agree that size is in perfect health. /
One Of them plainly tod her, after Il I@o,t
exhaustive examination. that She VS. /
simply wasting her parents EloEty, AID
added that lie would gladly give E!C0 il
exchange for such q consultation Is les.
Some years ago Napoleon III, vl:le
emperor Of France, permitted p French
physician to experiment on Il convict who
was sentenced TO death. The condemned
man was delivered to the physician, Who
had him strapped TO n table AID blind
folded, ostensiDly for the purpose of Being
hlcd TO death. Near the dropping head
placed a vessel of water, which. "
means Of a siphon arrangement, tricl:Itd
Gudibly into a basin below, at the sGrc
moment that a superficial scratch with q
q needle vas made right Gcrcss tie cub
prit's neck. Perfect silence WIS n!.in-
tanned, and in Blk minutes the MAJ wGs
dead.
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FITNEss.

at is mover too late to mend" remarked
the pastor, closing his illustration 1000
TOMS" commented his son. And WhyF
asked the parent, because the older a maj
is the murv he needs repairs"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16

Land Once At Aberdeen, OAK, July S, 1885,.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of hrs intention 10 make final
proofin support Of his claim and that said proof will
be mads before the Register or Receiver Of the II.
S. land office At Aberdeen OAK. on Sept, aT,i88g, viz.
JoHN RrLKy,
who hled Hemstead Entry Ne.-for the south
east quarter section "a, town I2I, range 6y. He
names the following witnesses TO prove his con-
tinuoes rasidence uFSn and cultivation Of, said
q & Sanborn. lanes Drummoud 4 p well.
Oak.
Z. +. Taubman, Any.
Land osoe At Aberdeen, Oak. June 10, 1857.
Natice IS hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice ofhis intention to make anal
prorf ~ support es bic claim End thar said proof viii
% made befors the Register or Receiver ofthe II s.
iano once ~ Aberdeen, OAK on Sept ~, 1857, VII:
JOHN DKRR,
who filed d. 5. No.--for the south-east ouarter
q section IS, town Ia7, range s.. He names the
Following witnesses 70 prove his continuous residence
uPen asd culstyation Of SAID land, viz:
FL Searsu Martin Trcje, Of Rudolph. Auause
OAK. N. ii. Hsrsgs srnsr
J. F T~aubman, Any. w
laoa oaice e Aberdeen, Oak, August II. 1887.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following aamed
settler has aled notice Of his intention TO make final
proof ~ support Of his claim and that said proof viii
pe made before thr eegister or receiver or the u. S.
,1na Suiee e Aberdeen OAK. on October 3, 1887,
VIZ JoHN W. FoRknER,
On ~. +. No. 4ss7, for the north-east 0uafter see.
rs tswn Iar, range 81.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
f0nsl1 We. Fsslasncs npen and cultivation cf said
Oak, NH HNrsss' R I, %ssson'
Brown Bros, Anys. N" Nsk'''ss
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sURDETTE.

A Number of I~ncisIvN Comments on Top
les That Are UppCrmost'
what did Adam and Eve wear before they
nut on aproasF asked the teacher, And alter
= moments silence the new boy from Hard,
acre CroSslots said: "Nothin' but oathlh
.V,fNp -
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-09-16

Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak Aug. Q, 1887,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his inueption TO make final
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Register or Receiver Of the US
land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, on Oct. 4. 1857, viz:
EDWARD PAYNE,
who filed II. f. No 46zI, Watertown series, for4the
south east quarrer sec. a., town rat. range o..
He names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon a cultivation Of said
land, wire:
Summer NJ. Wright, Ernest Childs, Eugene
HornIng, John Townsend, af Warner, Oak
N. H.. Harris, Register.
E. T.. TaubmaR, Atty
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Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak. June 81, 1857.
Notes is hereby given that the following named
settler has MED notice Of his intention to make final
be made before the Register or Receiver Of the u.
5. land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, on September ~,
1887, viz: ORRlR c. SAnESKN,
for the northeast quarter Of section "a, town I7f,
range IS. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said laad. viz:
Z B.. Wells. w. Cook, John Riley, Of Warner,
Oak, and John Williams, Of Mansfield, Oak.
NH HARRis, Register.
Z. T. T~aubman, Atty.
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Land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, Aug. 8, 1897
Notcs IS hereby given that the following named
proofin support ofhis claim and that said proof will
be made before the Register or Receiver Of the u.
S. land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, on October ), 1887,
vix: RIcHAkp FKwIRs,
for the south west quarter sec, 20, town RIA, range "a.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
" sayre, John Jacobson, J. NJ. Lott, E j..
F1ansberg, Of Rudolph, Oak.
NJ. H. HARRIs, Register.
] H. Hauser, ATTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

There is no longer any Disgusting the fact that
the yellow fever has found footkold in Tampa,
Florida, and TINT rigid measures FOR It's suppress
sion Will be necessary. There Is not the same
cause for alarm, happily, in tho present instance
as n some Which have preceded Il. The great
SIsitatiens have all begun before the middle Of
July-one OF them as early as the third Of May.
ard the extent Of the ravages OF each has been
pretty Wen measured by the number Of weeks It
had chance 10 sweep through the country before
frost came. This year we are likely to have early
frost, owing 10 the intense heat Of q part or the
sumner. IL viii not 10 On that account, however.
10 relax any OF the vigilance which would orci-
narily be exercised for lighting the disease now.
Frost checks the advance OF the fever and reduces
II everywhere TO inactivity. II does not XII 1t,
however. The winter Of 1855 was so cold In the
South that two inches OF ice formed IN the harbor
OF New Orleans and yet the following summer the
fever which had disappeared with the October
frosts reappeared with the broiling sunshine OF
July. The case OF the ship Plymouth furnishes
another instance In point. This vessel. after hav-
ing suffered from the scourye, was dsinfected with
extraordinary care, and then dls,nantled and ex-
posed for the whole winter 10 the severity OF the
climate in Boston harbor; yet the fever reappeared
when she went into commission again In the
spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

Tn STAB Is glad TO have the assurance OF the
Joa that the constitution Of the United States Is
stil supreme In Virginia, though it was not In
serious iouot on the subject before that assur-
ance The bitter attacks upon Judge Bond for
punishiog open disobedience OF an order made by
him In u matter IN which be had assumed Juris-
diction, upon which The STAR commented were
not based upon an alleged lack OF jurisdiction In
these particular cases. or upon the alleged consti-
tutiona1ty OF the state law under which the per-
sons Ia contempt acted. but were general
In terms Of denuncfation ana assumed that
state laws, whether constitutional or uncon-
stitutional are supreme and TO be enforced.
The Imprisoned State officers probably violated
the order OF court In order TO secure a speedy de-
TERMINATION OF the question OF the courts Jurts-
oicton. In advance OF the decision OF the supreme
Court IN the matter there is no occasion 10 weep
copious tears over them as heroes and martyrs, or
70 denounce Judge Bond as o Federal satrap"
rrampliag upon states rights II would be Just
as reasonable 20 assume that Judge Bond will be
sustained In his view OF the law and 70 euogize him
TO the skies as the courageous defender OF the
Constitution and the Nation against the insidious
attacks OF the advocates OF the extreme States
rights doctrine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

Maurice SrraEcsch- the impresario whose death
l. announced, viii always enjoy the honor. among
the musical profession, Of having put Adelina
Patti before the world. He took an interest In her
as an unknown child and became an enthusiast In
pushing her forward Tradition has It that she
WAS SLOW 1t the technical part OF her education,
and had 70 have her operatic airs drunmed into
her, note BY note: but srrakoseh persevered, and
1aally brought her out As prima donna In No
Neneer, 1859, under his own Management. Her
mt engagement In London was made at the rate
OF one hunc,l and nifty pounds a month. but by
his shrevd -s.nding OF the local managers he
managed 10 get this raised after q while 10 eight
hundred pounds and by the time she was a rich
woman and ready 10 Be married 70 the MARQUIS de
Saox, strakosch had fairly Impoverished himself
By bis liberal outlay for her benefit.
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The good effect of the thinning-out process

The good effect Of the thinning-Out process
which has been going on IN the order OF the
EEi<hts OF Labor for the last twelvemonth was
Pleasantly apparent In the vote taken at the Min
ncapOlis general assembly ON the question OF
recommending Communication OF sentence for the
eonteIa1ed Chicago anarchists. The whole num-
Der OF sotes given was 2o3 OF which nearly three
iocrths were opposed TO the n solution, although
the wo ding thereof was 50 carefully chosen as to
disguise its real purpose 10 the ear. The member
khp OF the whole order IL Is stated, has suffered
u loss o. about one-ifth In numbers during year,
and almost all the excisions and Secesslons were
made on the ground that the majority Of the
knights were too conservative IN their opinions
20 suit the minority. Surprising that one
nfth TO have remained Ia the order and
ben represented In the present convention, the
voIe ag linst the resolutions would not have been
lost, but It's proportion would have been changed
from three-fourths 10 three-1fths or only one
tenth more than half the assemblage. II Is mani
feet that the order did well In getting rid or such
material In time. II must always have been an
element Of weakness rather than OF strength. and
its principal business seemed TO be 70 emeroi the
whole organization aud keep It in a state OF IN
teTnal c1squiet when it most needed TO devote It's
attention TO its outside relations. II Is also plain
that the socialists and other Unbalanced theorists
gave up their hope OF ascendlncy among the
Knights some time ago. II they had believed
themselves strong enough 10 overcome In the end.
those Who voluntarily seeded would never have
done So and n they had possessed any real power
those who were expelled against their VIII would
never have had TO go The Knights have passed
their orfeal oravely, and the goa words they
have won on all sides thereby ought TO encourage
them IN regarding every seeming loss as a positive
gain, II suffered IN the cause Of a sturdy devotion
10 law and order and the defense Of Americas
frss ms itutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

Yesterdays disaster IN Indiana MADE still more
apparent the need u substitute for the coal stove
In Railway cars The collision, bad as it was, does
not begin 70 account for the horrors seen ana sur
fersd Ia the wreck. The fatalities were all. or
nearly s the result OF the IRE which followed IL
and the superintendent Of the road himself admits
that the accident would have been a very ordinary
one II the stove in the sleeping-car had not been
overturned As the means % heating By steam
from the locomotive are no mystery. bur are WEI,
understood and In constant use on some lines
there Is No excuse for the failure OF road IKE the
chicago and Atlantic 10 keep abreast Of the latest
iEprovsments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

Attention was called At the meeting OF the
g noel trustees last night 70 the annoyance and
delays Wnich result from doing the District print
Ing In PhilAdeipnia- To the extent 10 which the
Commissioners have q discretion In the matter
wacn the local printers are underbld, the addi-
uonsi Inconvenience OF out-of-town printing might
well Dc treated as an Offset 10 sligAtly higher
p-tees In this city. The loca, printers and the
Commissioners ought 10 be able to arrange that
TIE work should be done at reasonable rates In
WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

Tie President Is a raAh man lie tests with one
OF tie commercial capitals Of Minnesota about
the other commercial capital Of the same s.ate-a
dangerous thing for anyone 10 DO who Is not pro-
tected ~ the divinity thaE doth hedge about q
chief magistrate. Mr.. Cleveland should reflect
that a clergyman once emptied his church in MIN
neApolis By orszeniy choosing the text OF MS SER
mon from one % the Epistles OF 80. Paul
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Lns.sA,srr An Tu.xxxusx,s.


% % n, IN ancent tradition one q the ftnen
each other but tvo rhh 80 fihs.,;tv IA 4ranr
fulness The Great Host beinv s,rusissd infrodncei
them, and begged them to be friends
rs.sa haxe ,S see saSe ew .s re Celestial Roman
eral p.trnsSs nd snx me people kn3iy Ivr sasn AZ
reciprocste ~ nlscr~ rovls IA Rsrs psr..sr. !.
our Third Floor Remnaot Room
LisI VI BAk9A1NS, AS FOLLOWS:
ao>c,., To- -. ,x4 -
prssiS Germsn AZ. HSSn kn 0sr3ssn ct 80 -
,;!s: y. ..:e sgp.,ss. our or... reduction s.. in
and White Merino Underwear This lot being limited,
bsreaina,
Laces Roman Drsperies and Faucv scrim 81 Ri tSSr
regular value,
ths Sest .nS st t Coseen ks1sa.ss eonMsang q
..n.h.
ill., voice o. the famous Wansutta Bieached
huYpw S2sng and shseting RsmpsutA. u the follow
- Az" asusS:
S-8, lie: 81, 12bc and 1O-4. CSC.
. Uases OF the ven known German Feather Tickins
psrysrd. '-
Standard price 25e
yard vide aassSis ieD Ds only i ps ys ea'
p--,-S,.ss o.
Phi. u. hesaiar value :Se.
mannfactnrsrs, ,urs SHs 70 % snasiS Hss nom my
coo rev S q :sa sss PLATA
is;'i: 8; IS "a H''' '''''
In our Blanket and Comfort department We will Offer
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"Orxs,sa DAr~ Cosr,srrp

On account Of the unpropitious weather the
hast few days. we have concluded to continue
the Opening the remainder of the week. In or
der 70 give all I'm opportunity to see the display,
representing. a. 1t doea the harvest aud most at
tractive stock we have shown during our bust
ness career in this city. "openinr Bsruaius''
will be offered throughout the store. and we
have no hesitation In saying that II wa never
our good fortune to offer you better moneys
worth than at present
WOODWARD & LOrHRoP,
Cor. 18th ard SITS. NV.
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Anew department. but we have IN experienced shoe
man AZ manager who's from leading New York house
OUR shoes shall possess COMFORT, DURABILITY,
and ELEGANCE Not imitation, but genuine Our
prices therefore cannot be very low but they will be
less than usually charged for the BEST SHOES. You
can't ret best shoes at trash prices Selected leather
careful hand fnisha shoemaker make shoes
costly But they not chssps One pair Of rood shoes
are worth two psrs Of common shoes becsuse thsyri
wear twice a. long and always look better
cUsToM.MADE SHOES, s5, %, O.
Ladies' who have had trouble in bains attsd are r.
quested TO interview our shoe man Take elevator to
the second floor and ask for Mr.. Seamsa
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
In order TO attract you to Department vs Of
Ter q reduced prices the following three mahss Of
Ladies' French Kid Shoes and which are to be special
ties Of the Palais Royal:
The GIGS "Incomprshensible" reduced to e225.
The Is AS "Incompsrable" reduced TO s3.
The 1913 Palais Royal" reduced to s425
ef~fou'l find as fne Eve think better an sssort.
ment a. anywh Of Satin aud Kid shppsss and Low
Shoes FOR evening wear, Ladies' Riding Boots Boys
and Childrens and Misses Shoes. Rubbers. &C.
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Asorur. "Orrs,so.-

AN art DEPT" where you'n find everything for
art needlevork &c Stamping ut half the prices you're
used to- split and Single Zephyr. 6xc or ssxouy
Yarn, l5c. hank. Crcwel. &c. sksin- Tinsel &c ball
Chenille. 19c. doz Arrasene. 19c doz Stamped slk
searfA Csc, &C., &c.
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SALE Or MEws HAspxrncHrrrs

SALE Or News HAspKrpcurErs.
se p in S,e S.niss bound 70
fact is shown in orr recent purchase Of Mems
All-liner Hxndkerchiefs.
We are enabled to offer the best anaiites AID
styles for the several prices ever shown by US or
others.
$50 DOZEN
chiefs. large variety Of neat Fancy Borders, y,
~ and inch hens excellent quality,
M, n.,r ONLY l24c. EACH.
chiefs. X, i. l., IL and Z, inch hens. ATTRACTIVE
,o,,>o, ONLY csc. EACH.
Mems white Ar.linen Hemstitched Handler
chiefs, y. y, and /: inch hens. Cnrivailed as
eortment OF attractive fancy colorcd borders
Best quality this price ever purchased,
ONLY acc. EACH
Mems White Fine. French Linen, Hemstitehed
Colored Borders
50 DOZEN
Mems White. Pure Linen, Haud-embroidered
aensGtched Handkerchiefs. handsomely
hsIns.
ONLY 75c. AND 81 EACH.
Ne win not, knowingly, sell o Handkerchief
Ior Linen linen that Is not absolutely every thread
coarse. but they are warranted az tineH. Linen
will wash and wear fifty per cent better than the
cotton aud linen mixed. This IN why our Hand
ksrchie1 trade continues TO grow.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
dig Corner 18th and SITS. n W..
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PoxDxn

POsDsn
IL IA rnsafs for ran 10 Luy his elothins in
ss'seaishDsnts where. a. . rule. they expect to
pia anal adiea altar the 6rst Varehsse. IL 10
thssefere source Of prids and s:sct ioa With
Ssor<e spSaEsy 90 know TIA. his patrons al
Ways Ntcrn and renew their orders. This could
ees 20 othsrst<ss fox he gives Gas 10 cthsr horss
IA NE city dossl legal written guarantee tina.
even rzrrrsnt hs ssals stll prove 70 be exsctlv
nrprvs~nied. or tas naonsy vii be refunded.
ana hts Drsses are ~ low that a lIau Nth q
kazlisa nssorlas can 1l,a .ols slinx well Gu. .ni
kssssAy made wh.sa Will eoias within his
Ese-Es But the million aud the nal iliopsirss ara
AlAks welcome 70 inspect tha ham.sse Fsil Ana
wistsr s'osh u
GEORGE sPEASsy
oxEYRICE cLorHIsR.
~ ga SEVENTH STREET NV
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gBR 8 8 ~ ssss
BsB 90 I Sass !
CLOTHING AND HATS.

We have purchased our cheaper clothing from the
same as supply the hrstclasa. exclu-
sve clothing houses Our best clothing was made to
our special order. and have only 70 examine the
patent stays at the weak points, the silk sttchrs and
the style and mt OF the garments to recognize
tom-made appearance that cheap clothes lack. We
don't want and you don't want your boy TO look like
those awful dummy figures you zee on the sidewalk
and in the windows Of the cheap stores. You don 4
want your bows SUIT pointed o. Jones Co.'S lit
Tie wonder Mt Sf.o0: and you don't want to be mend
ing and patching all the time and stll your boy peys
looking nice Exclusive gentiemanly styles Of Gus
tom-nade appearance ~ offer tho boys and 1t
prices yet quoted for FINE CLOTHING. There's room
for reformation in boys clothing Reformed prices.
styles. and work now on exhibition on our I'd aoer
THIS WEEKS INDucEMENTs.
81 Boys a to I'd Atwood Suits. S329
"a Boys a to Ia Corduroy do. 1929
"a Boys g TO 81 Wool Overcoats S305.
So Boys 20 to I'D Ove-coats for s49S
81 Boys Tia TO lS) Long pants Suits, s675
~ Boys ia to 49, Overcoats for $3.50.
Above quoted are cheap, good clothing at surprise
prices Look through our stock Of Jersey Suits, Knt
Suits and Fine Tricot and Cass Suits for dress wear
Extra Pants Shirt wssts Hats In all styles and prices
For 15c., Polo Caps Of good cloth.
s'' + $'GS " E. IS
Goo ILL 90 EEE $50 =
Good luck and prompt cash secured $50 dozen fns
Kid Gloves very cheap.
100 dozen f. Button Undressed Kid, smbd. e.
so dozen g. Button Nousquetaire, do, 81
so dozen s. Button Dressed Kid, embd sl
SO dozen Button Mems Kid Gloves Ell
u Not pair worth less than sl.25; nearly all
worth sL5o pair They're the best gloves ever sold
in Washington for 81.
sspfP I. I 4 i ssss
F ( ~ 4 IElrL ~ I II ssss
H H Hsf $'SSEE{{ 4 +
K Z 90 ILL.
a. LISSER. Prop3
dig 1ll7, 11lo Ps. ave.